Murder she wrote.

Repetition of "Yeah" likely signifies agreement, affirmation, or excitement.

Yeah

Yeah

"Lil momma feenin'" suggests a woman craving or desiring something.

Lil momma lil momma feenin'

The narrator received a call while at dinner, causing tension as the caller interrupted a moment with someone else.

It's not your fault but you called when I was with her

Reference to feeling anxious, possibly due to the interruption.

The narrator acknowledges calls from someone while with another person.

Refers to another person who is not satisfying the caller sexually.

Who don't fuck you right gone

The narrator acknowledges the caller when the other person is not at home.

I'm knowing he ain't home

The narrator recognizes the caller's feelings but expresses that it's not what they desire.

Implies a physical relationship taking place either at the narrator's house or the caller's home.

Suggests intimacy with the mention of laying heads on pillows and entering the caller's zone.

Now I got you In yo zone momma

"That's murder" indicates that the situation is destructive or harmful to someone.

And this would break your nigga heart baby that's

Further emphasizes the potential harm to someone if the situation is discovered.

He'd try to kill me if he caught me that'd be

Highlights the conflict of wanting to be single but being in a marriage, suggesting internal turmoil.

She wanna be single but she already married

Reiterates the destructive nature of the situation within the marriage.

And this would break that nigga heart baby

Repeats the theme of potential harm if the affair is exposed.

He'd try to kill me if he caught me that'd be

Reiterates the conflict of desiring singleness while being in a committed relationship.

She wanna be single but she already married

Repeats the phrase "That's murder," reinforcing the destructive nature of the situation.

That's murder murder murder

Introduces the problem of the woman wanting to leave her partner, and the narrator filling in the gap.

She wanna leave him bad so I'm just filling in

Suggests the partner selling dreams or false promises.

He selling dreams like at the dealership yeah yeah

Expresses the narrator's reluctance towards long-term commitment.

Reflects on a past failed relationship and the emotional aftermath.

Shawty took my heart and broke it

Left me then she left me all in pieces

Admits a need for love but acknowledges past experiences influencing caution.

That probably why I always keep around me dime pieces

Indicates that the current situation is just the beginning of a larger story or issue.

This the thesis

Describes the ongoing struggle against personal demons and mistrust of women, fueled by experiences.

I don't trust these women and this songs another reason

Suggests the woman leaving her partner when claiming love may not be genuine.

When she say she love him

Reiterates the potential harm to someone if the love is not authentic.

And that would break your nigga heart baby that's

Expresses the danger of the narrator being harmed if caught in the affair.

He'd try to kill me if he caught me that'd be

Reiterates the conflict of wanting singleness while being married.

She wanna be single but she already married

Emphasizes the potential harm to someone if the situation is exposed.

And this would break that nigga heart baby that's

Reiterates the danger of harm to the narrator if caught.

He'd try to kill me if he caught me that'd be

Reiterates the internal conflict of wanting to be single while already in a committed relationship.

She wanna be single but she already married

Repeats the phrase "That's murder murder," underlining the destructive nature of the situation.

That's murder murder

The repetition of "Murder" serves as a strong conclusion, emphasizing the severe consequences of the situation.